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More laymen's explanation is needed from Tariq.
What is the folder path that we want to use if we are tired of losing our .pdf editing sessions in the cloud or wherever they are going? I've had the issue of losing information from Acrobat DC Pro for months. Can't save because of a "no memory" error message.
Our IT department attempted to get an answer but everyone seems to shrug their shoulders and go on to make their golf dates. I'm about to the point of dumping ALL Adobe products in the trash, print out the blank forms when someone sends me one and print them with an ink pen. How "creative" is that?
99.0% of my day requires editing documents. Yes, I have uninstalled and reinstalled the program. Same problems. I no longer have the computer on which I had a hard copy of Adobe Acrobat that worked just fine. Seems like a cloud issue but I'm no expert. I just need to get my work done.
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Hi Janaiguana,
Sorry for the inconvenience caused to you.
Would you please let us know where usually those files are located? What is the version of Acrobat or Reader you are using?
Will be waiting for your response.
-Tariq Dar
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Hi Janaiguana,
Not sure if this would help, but give it a try.
Are you working on an area that is shared with Google Drive or other clouding software? If this is the case, try to quit the syncing program (e.g. Google Drive, One Drive, Google Backup and Sync, whatever) and see if the problem persists.
That worked for me.
Regards,
P.